Abstract:Latin American fiction, whether literary or cinematographic, produced in the second decade of the 21st century, has been the stage for productions about an issue that has not been collectively resolved and that still haunts various spheres of public and private life in society: the "unburied past" of military dictatorships in the subcontinent. In these works, it is perceived that the past as a temporal dimension imposes itself on the present and insists on not passing. The various forms of perpetration of Stat… Show more
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